ISW tells about russian plans for Fateh-360 ballistic missiles supplied by Iran

Russia will use Iran-supplied Fateh-360 short-range ballistic missiles to attack Ukraine's energy, military, and civilian infrastructure during the fall and winter.

This was reported by the Institute for the Study of War (ISW).

So, according to reports, Iran recently delivered more than 200 Fateh-360 short-range ballistic missiles to russia.

In particular, on September 6, the British publication The Times, citing a source in Ukrainian military intelligence, reported that a russian ship had delivered Fateh-360 missiles to an unknown port in the Caspian Sea on September 4.

American and European officials also recently confirmed that Iran has begun supplying russia with short-range ballistic missiles.

"Russian forces are likely to use missiles supplied by Iran to attack Ukrainian energy, military and civilian infrastructure during the fall and winter," ISW analysts estimate.

As Ukrainian News Agency earlier reported, The Wall Street Journal reported, citing American and European officials, that the United States had warned its allies that Iran had handed over its short-range ballistic missiles to russia.

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